1. Improperly marked accessible parking spaces: The parking lot may not have the correct number of accessible parking spaces or they may not be properly marked with the required signage and symbols. This would be a violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and state accessibility laws.

2. Inadequate signage: The parking lot may not have the required signage indicating parking regulations, such as no parking zones, loading zones, or time-limited parking. This would be a violation of city and state parking regulations.

3. Faded or worn-out striping: The parking lot may have faded or worn-out striping, making it difficult for drivers to see and follow the designated parking spaces and traffic flow. This would be a violation of city and state parking regulations.

4. Incorrect striping dimensions: The parking lot may have incorrect striping dimensions, such as parking space widths or aisle widths, which do not comply with city, state, or federal regulations. This could lead to unsafe conditions and potential accidents.

5. Lack of required markings: The parking lot may be missing required markings, such as crosswalks, stop lines, or pedestrian walkways. This would be a violation of city and state traffic regulations.

6. Non-compliant curb ramps: The parking lot may have curb ramps that do not meet the required slope, width, or surface specifications outlined in the ADA and state accessibility laws. This would be a violation of accessibility regulations.

7. Insufficient signage for fire lanes or emergency access: The parking lot may not have the required signage indicating fire lanes or emergency access routes, which could impede emergency response vehicles. This would be a violation of city and state fire codes.

8. Lack of proper drainage: The parking lot may not have proper drainage systems in place, leading to water pooling or flooding during rainstorms. This would be a violation of city and state stormwater management regulations.

9. Non-compliant parking lot layout: The parking lot may have a layout that does not comply with city or state regulations, such as inadequate turning radii, insufficient parking spaces, or improper traffic flow patterns. This could lead to congestion and safety hazards.

10. Failure to maintain parking lot striping: The parking lot may not be properly maintained, with faded or worn-out striping that has not been refreshed or repainted in a timely manner. This would be a violation of city and state parking regulations.